Welcome to the ABIRA website.
ABIRA works to enhance the benefits of rehabilitation by (a) facilitating implementation of research findings into practice and (b) undertaking primary research to add new knowledge.
Members of ABIRA are drawn from academic, NHS and independent sector settings around Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.
Our purpose is to link research and clinical practice to optimise the benefits of rehabilitation for people who have sustained a brain injury through disease or trauma.
The Stroke Alliance for Europe launches the third webinar in the Life After Stroke series of events in 2021 Life after stroke: caring for the...
Faculty of Medicine and Health University of East Anglia "Relationship between neuromuscular, ...
Faculty of Medicine and Health University of East Anglia "Developing measurement...
UK-based individuals living with an acquired brain injury for 6 months or more, family members of individuals living with an acquired brain injury...
Dr Stephanie Rossit from UEA's School of Psychology has led a team of researchers to investigate which parts of the brain are used when handling...
We are looking for healthy volunteers to help us understand the way we move during daily actitvities, to enable us to better understand the effect...
Keeley Donachie recently got in touch with the ABIRA team at UEA to share his experience of a brain injury and how he discovered the benefits of...
